We are developing seagrass fibers,

to give you better material choices for the future.

We are in the process of turning seagrass into sustainable fibers.

Responsibly made in Sweden.

Every year, the textiles sector emits 2-8% of the world’s greenhouse gases*. There is an urgent need for new materials that do not rely on intensive land use, irrigation, or fossil based inputs.

*Source: United Nations Environment Programme

Cotton cultivation can be water-intensive and as a monoculture crop it is vulnerable to climate impacts and limited in scalability. Other natural fibres are increasingly affected by climate-related crop failures, while synthetic fibres rely on fossil resources and contribute to microplastic pollution.

Unlike cotton, flax, or synthetic fibres, seagrass requires no cultivation, irrigation, or agricultural land. The raw material occurs naturally and is already collected by municipalities as part of coastal management.

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